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Kanonathena Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary

go in the pooper



You caII me when this goes in the pooper.



does it mean get messed up/ be in trouble?
  

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I've heard of 'Party pooper', which means a killjoy, doomsayer, or a pessimistic person. The term '****' is sometimes used to say : 'To defecate'. If I hold on to that definition I venture say, 'you call me when this goes to the pooper' means when it'gets messed up'.

— Adomi

  • I've heard of 'Party pooper', which means a killjoy, doomsayer, or a pessimistic person.
  • The term '****' is sometimes used to say : 'To defecate'.
  • If I hold on to that definition I venture say, 'you call me when this goes to the pooper' means when it'gets messed up'.
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I'm not quite sure but uh...I've heard of 'Party pooper', which means a killjoy, doomsayer, or a pessimistic person. The term '****' is sometimes used to say : 'To defecate'. If I hold on to that definition I venture say, 'you call me when this goes to the pooper' means when it'gets messed up'.
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>does it mean get messed up/ be in trouble?] the first, most probably
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The expression I'm more familiar with is "...goes down the crapper." The crapper is a somewhat vulgar reference to toilet. In other words, when this project or plan (or whatever) starts to fall apart and not work anymore. I guess the writer use "pooper" as a nicer term for "crapper." I do find "crapper" to be ... well, vulgar. I'd rather the person said "when it falls to pieces" or "goes to ****"
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Friends! I just say it and asked myself the same question ??
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